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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world · 3 days ago

There is a limit how much power the pedal assist of an e-Bike is allowed to provide. There is no limit though on how strong the exoskeletton is that you use on a regular bike.

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There is a limit how much power the pedal assist of an e-Bike is allowed to provide. There is no limit though on how strong the exoskeletton is that you use on a regular bike.

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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world · 3 days ago

I guess, the limit doesn’t apply for every country, but at least in Europe it’s quite common.

Using an exoskeletton would also get around the speed limit for the pedal assist.

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I was about to tell OP that this would only work if they use a real exoskeleton and have a bike wheel on each hand/foot like a rolling bug.

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